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Israel vote questioned
An investigation by the newspaper *Israel Hayom* uncovered three lines of inquiry raising suspicions about the integrity of Israel’s elections: suspicious money transfers, allegations of vote-buying and fuel-card distribution, and the seizure of cash and ballot envelopes. Benjamin Netanyahu referred to the investigation in a post on X. The investigation drew on complaints and testimony from around 1,500 people. These included claims that voters were offered 1,000 shekels in exchange for their votes and that apps were used to track voters. It also reported that money had been transferred from abroad through around 1,000 people. The information does not establish a connection between the three lines of inquiry or prove foreign interference in the results. Investigations are ongoing, and it has not been determined whether the seized money was intended for vote-buying.
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